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“Dame” Julie Andrews Is Directing In Connecticut
Talking to Mary Poppins? Maria Von Trapp? What a thrill this was to sit down and chat up “Dame” Julie Andrews, she received that honor from Queen Elizabeth in 2000, can you imagine? One does not think...
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A History Of CT Food
A husband and wife from Hamden who are both Professors of English at the University of Bridgeport have just written a book about the history of food in Connecticut. It’s called “A History of...
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A Diary of Healing
Mary Ann Wasil of Milford, Connecticut will never be cancer free, ever. Her story is one of courage like so many women who fight breast cancer. Mary Ann, a single Mother of three now college-aged...
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Tony The Trolley Gets The Lowdown On A Connecticut Author
Suzanne Palmieri is our Nutmeg Junction’s (in association with Network Connecticut) author of the month of July 2013. Suzanne is a teacher and writer who lives in Connecticut with her husband and...
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Classic Diners of Connecticut
Who doesn’t love a diner? Just released is a book about diners in this state called “Classic Diners of Connecticut.” Did you know that we have more modern diners, post 1960, than any other New England...
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The Story Of Magic Kringle
A single mom from West Hartford had a dream and she’s trying to make it a reality. Jessica Mikan says she’s the face of recession, falling on tough times and figuring out a way forward. She scraped...
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Living A Beautiful Life~ Alexandra Stoddard
My cousin, Margaret out in Indiana (we’re five months apart in age) sent me this book “Living A beautiful Life” shortly after it was published. I had my oldest daughter Lindsay and I was living in a...
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Book: “African American Connecticut Explored”
A book called “African American Connecticut Explored” is a book of 54 highly-readable essays that explore 300 years of the African American experience in Connecticut from the colonial era to mid-20th...
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NewtownKindness.org For Charlotte Helen Bacon
Joel and JoAnn Bacon are the parents of Charlotte Bacon one of the children who lost her lives on December 14th, 2012 at Sandy Hook Elementary School. The Bacons are pusing ahead in the most positive...
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Introducing My First Book, “A Storyteller’s Diary”
You only go around once in a life time, so make it count, live your life with urgency and don’t look back thinking geeze, I should have done this or that. I never in a million years thought I would...
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“The Kalamazoo Gals,” The Story Of The Hidden Guitar Factory
John Thomas, a Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University who is passionate about music a lover of guitar music has uncovered a story that has never before been reported. It turns out that during...
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In the Company Of Legends ~ Bacall, Carson, Fonda, Garland, Hepburn, Newman,...
David Heeley and Joan Kramer have lived incredible lives as documentary filmmakers. Name an actor in the age of old Hollywood or television and they have interviewed them and put them in their films....
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“Slices of Life” An Afternoon With Ann Nyberg
Together we will create a floral design to add spice to your own holiday slices of life with your family. An afternoon of mulled cider, apple treats, stories and floral fun. Workshop, including...
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From Tragedy To Purpose, That’s William Gannon’s Life
William Gannon was just a normal kid growing up in Wallingford with dreams of one day playing in the National Football League. But in an instant that all changed. At age 17 he was a passenger in a car...
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“The Signs Of Connecticut,” All 169 Of Them!
At age 27, Thomas Fatone of Shelton set off to document the state of Connecticut’s “blue town history signs.” The journey took him 13 years and a lot of gasoline. What he learned will last a life...
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Portugese-fusion Chef At Univ. Of New Haven To Benefit The Hungry
George Mendes, a chef originally from Danbury, Conn. who owns a restaurant in New York City and is the author of a memoir/cookbook will be the guest speaker at University of New Haven on Friday, Feb. 5...
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Are You On “The Happiness Track?”
Emma Seppala of Madison, Connecticut wants you to get on “The Happiness Track.” She has degrees from three Ivy League schools, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia, high achieving places but saw all around...
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Custodio Gomes Writes Poetry To Inspire
Custodio Gomes is a poet from Bridgeport. Originally from Cape Verde, West Africa, he writes to inspire others. His parents struggled to bring the family to America to live a better life, to get an...
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Christine Negroni’s “The Crash Detectives”
Captain Sully Sullenberger, who landed on the Hudson in January of 2009, saving all on board, says investigator, Christine Negroni clearly understand the critically important part the human factor...
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A Connecticut Christmas
Before you know it, the holidays will be here. A Connecticut photographer has just the right thing to put on your gift list, a beautiful coffee table book called “A Connecticut Christmas.” Caryn B....
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A Home Called New England
“A Home Called New England,” A new book just coming out chronicles the history of homes all the way back to the 1600’s. The architect behind the book is Duo Dickinson, in practice for 40-years in...
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States of the Union, Reflections On The 2016 Presidential Election
Politically the landscape changes everyday. Headlines out of this White House or any other, can give you whiplash. Right after the 2016 presidential election Michaela Papa of New Haven wanted to know...
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The Dogs Of Camelot, Stories Of The Kennedy Canines
Many Presidents have had a dog or two during their time in the White House, but during John F. Kennedy’s tenure there were nine. As a child, the late president was always surrounded by dogs and in...
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The Hometown Team, Four Decades Of Boston Red Sox Photography
If you’re a Boston Red Sox fan, you’re in for a real treat. There’s a new book out called “The Hometown Team” with hundreds of photos in it from 4 decades covering the team and Fenway Park. The...
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Country Acres and Cul-De-Sacs, The Book of Connecticut Circle Magazine
Tonight’s NYBERG features a new book just out called “Country Acres and Cul-De-Sacs.” It pulls from the then very popular “Connecticut Circle Magazine” which was first published in 1938…it became what...
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